Sentence examples for something in the combination of from inspiring English sources

There must be something in the combination of wealth and a public school education that propels this country's elite to buggery and an obsession with smut.

There's something satisfying in the combination of crisp British detachment and Cinemax lasciviousness.

There is something heady in the combination of chilliness, the smell of mulling wine and the excited cries of those on the Ferris wheel and ice rink.

Something inimitable in the combination of lyrics and music and that rugged, edgy voice let us retain the aura of cool, brave – whatever we imagined we should be – but still be on our knees begging for mercy.

"The reason I wanted to do The First Men in the Moon," he says, "was that there is something so challenging in the combination of space travel and the Edwardian period".

There seems to be something specially disturbing in the combination of surprise and suspense with the whack of the new kind of explosive, far more disturbing than the raids that are expected of the 'softer' blow of the older type of bombardment.

But there's something about the combination of casting and setting in Ms. Lloyd's version that makes her "Julius Caesar" particularly intense and illuminating.

There's something about the combination of harmony and repetition that just gets deep into me.

Something about the combination of education, excitement and fresh new beginnings makes these towns really vital.

There's something about the combination of a cappella singing and fake mouse ears that brings out the Scrooge in me.

"I want something like the combination of feminine and athletic look… still looks strong and powerful…".